Why this coffee glasse earns its place
Irish coffee is theatre. You pour hot whiskey and strong coffee into a glass, top it with cold whipped cream, and the visual contrast—dark against white, steam rising—is part of the service. That ritual demands a glass that won't shatter when the hot liquid hits it, and that's where toughening matters.
Arcoroc's Irish Coffee glass is toughened throughout. The 240 ml capacity is sized exactly for the drink: 120 ml of coffee, 30 ml of whiskey, room for cream without overfilling. At 138 mm tall with a 76 mm diameter, it sits comfortably in the hand while you're still holding the spoon. The shape is simple—no unnecessary ornamentation—which lets the drink itself become the focus.
The 24-pack means you've got genuine working stock for a busy afternoon or evening service. Toughened glass can take the thermal shock and the pace of a professional kitchen. If you're running a proper hotel restaurant, a good café, or anywhere that takes after-dinner drinks seriously, this is the right glass. It reads as craft, not commodity.
